'Yes, it's summer, but this type of heat can kill.' A stark reminder from the National Weather Service, as dangerous heat envelopes the East and West coasts through the start of the weekend, placing nearly half the country under heat alerts
A stark reminder from the National Weather Service, as dangerous heat envelopes the East and West coasts through the start of the weekend, placing nearly half the country under heat alerts and potentially breaking daily record temperatures."'The Pacific Northwest and Northeast can expect daily record highs to be broken both Thursday and Friday while even more locations have a better chance to observe daily record warm minimum temperatures," the Weather Prediction Center said.
— National Weather Service August 11, 2021 Pacific Northwest faces another round of dry heatThe heat is on across the West Coast, centering on the Pacific Northwest once again. Temperatures in the region are forecast to climb 15 to 25 degrees above average with hot and dry heat lingering through the start of the weekend."Temperatures on Thursday will even challenge some daily record highs in the Northeast and the Pacific Northwest," the WPC said.
— NWS Portland August 12, 2021 "High beach visitation rates occurred during the June heatwave, and resulted in increased rescue rates and deaths," said the National Weather Service in Portland, Oregon.Higher air temperatures increase the chance of cold shock when entering the water, which can lead to muscles stiffening and drowning.Seattle's record for the most consecutive days at 95 degrees or higher is four, and if this week's forecast holds, it will reach five.
— NWS Mount Holly August 12, 2021 "A multiple-day stretch of oppressive to dangerous heat and humidity continues today, expected into at least Friday. Today will be the most dangerous in terms of the heat and humidity with heat indices forecast to be as high as 109 degrees," NWS Boston said Thursday.Moisture in the region will make relative humidity values soar, and make the hot weather feel even hotter. "The primary concern tonight is the lack of relief from the heat.
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